bhh 0.3.10

BHH - A Python toolbox

BHH - A Library for You

Version: 0.3.10

Changes in this version:

Gameplay feature removed

A fun feature added

Developer: Aria

PyPI Page

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License

This project is licensed under the BHAP License - see the LICENSE file for details.

License:

BHAP License (c) 2025 Aria

The bhh project is an open-source project.

This license allows you to:

- Modify the code

- Redistribute it

- Publish it

- Use the hashing formula or other formulas from this project in your own projects

Conditions for redistribution and release:

1. Your name must be included in the redistributed version.

2. The BHAP License must be included with the project.

3. The project must remain open-source.

This software is provided "as is", without any warranty of any kind. The author shall not be held

liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.

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Features:

🔒 Hash your passwords with both random and chosen salts

🌐 Add a search engine to your app

🌐 Bind ports to serve static files with a simple HTTP server

💻 Install libraries from PyPI

😊 Reverse the text

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Usage:

BHH is a Python toolbox for you. Instead of writing 25 lines of code, you can do it with 1 line. You can use this package as a web server, make your simple games easier, and ...... Other features are mentioned in the Features section ☝️

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Installation:

pip install bhh 

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Requirements

• requests >= 2.0.0

• Pillow >= 10.0.0

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How it works

1. Open your Windows Powershell or Command Prompt

2. type

pip install bhh

3. Open your Python IDE or Python Terminal

4. type

import bhh

5. Now you can use any of the following commands as you wish:

#hash password
hash1 = print(bhh.hash_password("your password"))
print(hash1)

hash2 = print(bhh.hash_password_with_salt("your password", b"your salt"))
print(hash2)

#verify password
print(bhh.verify_password("your password", hash2)) # True or False

#install package
print(bhh.install_from_pypi("package name"))

#search web
number_of_outputs = 15
print(bhh.search_web("your search", "YOUR_BING_API_KEY", number_of_outputs))

#bind port
port = 1234
print(bhh.apos("service path", port, "ip", "homepage"))

#reverse text (Fun 😊 )
print(bhh.reverse_text("Hello!")) # output: !olleH